
In an effort to bolster the ever-assailed decorum of the Internet, MollyGood looks to poetry with Someone Haiku. Each day—using 17 syllables or less—you’re given the opportunity to wax poetic about some piece of flotsam or jetsam that’s washed up on the shores of MollyGood. Hopefully this Zen practice will not only bathe you in self-discovery, but also bring a touch of Eastern class to a global network of information that’s devolved into nothing more than tit websites and provocative MySpace pictures.
Today we have our very first Someone Haiku tie. Congratulations to both fitmt and laurelsays:
an odd time to be
modest! your pussy’s debuted,
but we can’t view poo?
When new publicist
Said pamper kids publicly
She did not mean this.
Cheers, guys!
New Someone Haiku is after the jump.

Today, we're blessed with a "rocky" haiku subject. That being the news that newly mulleted Sylvester Stallone has pleaded guilty to possession of the growth hormone Jintropin, which claims to reduce body fat, boost muscle mass, improve sexual prowess and regenerate major organs. Rambo's a juicer!
Here's my entry:
Improving prowess
and organ generation
are not the same thing?
You can beat that. Good luck.



Rocky's drug charges
Pale compared to the offense
That is his mullet
Rocky's denial
caught with Jintropin, he cries
"No, Adrenaline!"
Sly Stallone's growing
wrong organ. People prescribe
gingko biloba
Rocky steals Drago's ethic.
Creed turns in grave,
Never juiced to win.
First, a technical, dipthong related question- Italian and Stallion- how many syllables? I vote 3 and 2, respectively.
Sly needs to D-Tox
Jintropin will make a man
Of our old Stallion
Since I love Judge Dredd, here goes:
"How do you plead?" our
Sly replies, "I am the law".
"I knew you'd say that."
Rambo is red
Rocky is blue
Need something
to revive my…
hair line?
Why trip over trop?
All Sly's real crimes are listed
On I M D B
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